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The calendar icon always shows its default date (17 JUL) unless I click on it, which opens the calendar. While the calendar is open it properly shows today's date (i.e. 4th May) but as soon as I quit the calendar it's back to 17 JUL.
Can someone please help me get it back to how it used to be - showing the current date.
Thanks.
iMac, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.5)
The iCal calendar application was introduced by Steve Jobs on July 17, 2002. That's why the icon shows July 17 when closed.
The iCal calendar application was introduced by Steve Jobs on July 17, 2002. That's why the icon shows July 17 when closed.
You can see more information on this link. Keep your Calendar up to date with iCloud - Apple Support Maybe it will help you.
When Calendar is not running it has the 17 in its standard Icon. When it is running, another icon is showing which has the actual date on it and a point underneath is showing in the Dock to indicate that it is running.
Compare the Mail icon: when Mail is not running (quit from the menu) it does show an icon that is just only the Mail app icon, nothing on it. When Mail is running it displays in red the number of unread mails.
Lex
Thank you for your answer.
Thank you for your answer.
Calendar keeps showing 17 JUL
